I agree sir! Was just hoping to connect with a local tractor repair enthusiast or farmer such as i am that wouldn't care to drop in for a beer or soda and look over my project with me. At least thats the way it was when I was a youngster working a farm with my Grandfather and Uncle in Arkansas. All farmers, cattlemen, always helped each other out. Just driving by a shop seeing someone working on a tractor, another farmer would stop by and lend a hand or just shoot the bull. You don't see that kind of comradary around this area. Anyway, I'm not looking for a bargain but of course I would save a buck if I can. Who wouldn't? Learned some real good info on this post that led to purchasing the pre-made hose assemblies and fittings I would need. Good tips on where to buy them, what to buy and how I could save. In the end, YT members came thru again. Some just comment to make themselves look good and some get it, been there, done that and helped me. I got another topic I started out with that I went through an urgent process that members bailed me out with their input. Couldn't have done it without them. Google doesn't care about ppl, but REAL ppl care about people. So thanks for your input as well.
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